Wednesday, July 15, 2015

Four New Horrifying Clips Reveal Bloody Intentions with The Divine Tragedies

The
Divine Tragedies

“Their
Masterpiece Awaits!”

Los
Angeles, California: The Kondelik Brothers, Jon and James, are set to
reveal more of The Divine Tragedies, to the bloodthirsty masses. As the
brothers continue their film festival run, they have edited and released four
new clips. The clips are titled: “Alley Scene,” “Masterpiece,” “Butterflies”
and “Where are the Keys.” Each short scene shows more of the film’s central
conflict and the motivations of two serial killing brothers: Thomas Lo Bianco
(Jon Kondelik) and Charles Brubaker (Graham Denman). These two characters are
based on two real life murdering brothers, who would terrorize Chicago.
More of that terror can be seen right now!

As
well, the clips show more of the characters. Thomas and Charles are two
characters cut from a different cloth. One brother, Charles, has no hesitation
when it comes to murder, while Thomas shows more of a conscience as explored in
the “Alley Scene.” The target of their murderous rage, Genevieve (Hannah
Levien), is shot centrally within the “Masterpiece” clip; she knows little of
the brother’s devious designs. The “Butterflies” clip amplifies a dank hotel
room with blood red lighting. The lighting foreshadows the violence that is
about to begin. Finally, “Where are the Keys” takes place late in the film,
when the brothers are hounded by Homer Gaul, played by Ken Foree. The brother’s
unity begins to crack, under the pressure of so much police scrutiny. As well,
actress Barbara Crampton can be seen as Thomas and Charles’ mother, in this
same scene. All of the scenes provide viewers with a greater insight on how the
characters relate and conflict with each other.

Jon
and James Kondelik continue to bring exposure to The Divine Tragedies through social
media. The brothers are active on Facebook and
on Twitter. Fans of horror
can find out more on the film at both of these platforms, with film festival
showings set to be scheduled there. You can support the film on social media,
there also.